1. Good neighbor， Sai Jinbao.

1. Good neighbor, Sai Jinbao.

2. Chinese cabbage that can't drown， onion that can't drown.

2. Chinese cabbage that can't be drowned, onion that can't be drowned.

3. Sorrowful， sorrowful June no sun.

3. Sorrowful, sorrowful June has no sun.

4. Do something today， don't wait for tomorrow.

4. Do something today; don't wait for tomorrow.

5. 死猫窝涩头，专扛大木头。

5. The dead cat's nest is rough-headed,专门扛大木头。 This sentence seems to be a playful or poetic expression in Chinese. A literal translation might not make much sense, so here's a possible interpretation: 5. The dead cat's nest has a rough head,专门 carrying big logs. This could be interpreted as a metaphorical way of describing something or someone that is strong and capable of handling heavy tasks.

6. 早霞不出门，晚霞晒死人。

6. If there is an early morning glow, don't venture out; if there is a late afternoon glow, it will bake you to death.

7. 星星眨眼，离雨不远。

7. The stars are twinkling, the rain is not far away.

8. 勤学心似镜，苦练手生灵。

8. Diligent learning is like a mirror, and hard practice brings skill to life.

9. 一场秋雨一场寒，十场秋雨穿上棉。

9. With each autumn rain, the weather grows colder; after ten autumn rains, it's time to wear cotton.

10. 地是活宝，越耕越好。

10. The land is a treasure trove, the more it is cultivated, the better it becomes.

11. There is a jack of silk at home and a weighing rod in the neighborhood.

11. There is a silk thread at home and a weighing rod in the neighborhood.

12. Sunny with umbrella， full with rice.

12. Sunny with an umbrella, full of rice.

13. July and a half， sugar stem two and a half.

13. July and a half, sugar cane two and a half.

14. 随收随犁有三好，肥田灭虫又除草。

14. Harvesting as you plow has three benefits: enriches the soil, kills pests, and eliminates weeds.

15. Fall tillage is deep， spring tillage is shallow， drought and flood need not be managed.

15. Fall tillage is deep, spring tillage is shallow, and drought and flood do not need to be managed.

16. 人多出正理，谷多出好米。

16. Many hands make light work, and many grains make good rice.

17. 在家靠父母，出门靠朋友。?>

17. At home, rely on your parents; when you go out, rely on your friends.

18. Honesty does not hurt， naughty is not cheap.

18. Honesty doesn't hurt, mischief isn't cheap.

19. Learning is learning while learning.

19. Learning is a continuous process of learning while learning.

20. 花儿凋谢不再开，光阴一去不再来。

20. Flowers wither and no longer bloom, time once gone never returns.

21. Three days do not read oral， three years do not do manual.

21. Three days without reading, three years without manual work.

22. 三天不念口生，三年不做手生。

22. Not reciting for three days makes the mouth forget, and not doing for three years makes the hands forget.

23. Weak enemies are not light， strong enemies are not fearful.

23. Weak enemies are not to be underestimated, strong enemies are not to be feared.

24. Shaving and washing feet are better than taking medicine.

24. Shaving and washing feet are better than taking medicine.

25. The stars blink， not far from the rain.

25. The stars blink, not far from the rain.

26. A handful of running water can quench thirst.

26. A handful of running water can quench thirst.

27. Morning clouds do not go out， sunset sunshine kills people.

27. Morning clouds do not dissipate; sunset sunshine kills people.

28. 日出胭脂红，不雨便生风。

28. When the sun rises with a blush of vermilion, no rain falls, and a breeze arises instead.

29. The wheat is hoarded， the grain is in the barn， and the peas are on the shoulders.

29. The wheat is stored, the grain is in the barn, and the peas are on the shoulders.

30. Salt tanks are still wet and heavy rain is inevitable.

30. Salt tanks are still wet, and heavy rain is inevitable.

31. 口说不如身到，耳闻不如目睹。

31. It's better to see for yourself than to hear about it, and better to witness it than to hear about it.

32. 精益求精，艺无止境。

32. Perfection is an endless pursuit, art has no limits.

33. It's sunny in the early rain， but not in the late rain.

33. It's sunny in the early rain, but not in the late rain.

34. Snow is afraid of sungrass and frost， and life is afraid of blind extravagance.

34. Snow fears sungrass and frost, and life fears blind extravagance.

35. Drink boiled water， eat cooked vegetables， do not suffer from diarrhea.

35. Drink boiled water, eat cooked vegetables, and do not suffer from diarrhea.

36. Xiaonong has many hands and Lao Nong has many mouths.

36. Xiaonong has many hands and Lao Nong has many mouths.

37. 旱田改水田，一年顶三年。

37. Changing dry fields into paddy fields is equivalent to three years of work in one.

38. Keep improving， art is endless.

38. Keep improving, art is endless.

39. If you are not afraid of three days， you are afraid of three lashes.

39. If you are not afraid of three days, you are afraid of three lashes.

40. The dead cat's nest is astringent and it carries big wood.

40. The dead cat's nest is astringent and it carries big wood. (Note: The phrase "dead cat's nest" is a colloquial term in some English-speaking regions, often used to describe a chaotic or untidy situation. The translation aims to convey the meaning of the original text while maintaining the essence of the phrase.)

41. 早看东南，晚看西北。

41. In the morning look to the southeast, in the evening look to the northwest.

42. 台上三分钟，台下十年功。

42. Three minutes on stage, ten years of hard work off stage.

43. 早起多长一智，晚睡多增一闻。

43. Rise early to gain more wisdom, stay up late to increase more knowledge.

44. On October road cattle drink water， who does not plant wheat who regrets.

44. On the October road, cattle drink water; those who do not plant wheat regret.

45. 大麦好挂树，小麦熬不住。

45. Barley grows well on trees, wheat cannot endure the wait.

46. How early to get up is wisdom， and how late to go to bed is news.

46. The wisdom is in knowing when to wake up early, and the news is in knowing when to go to bed late.

47. I am not afraid to eat watermelon.

47. I am not afraid to eat watermelon.

48. Speaking is better than seeing， hearing is better than seeing.

48. Speaking is better than seeing; hearing is better than seeing.

49. 早雨天晴，晚雨难晴。

49. In the morning it rains and then it clears up, but in the evening, rain is hard to stop.

50. 淹不死的白菜，旱不死的葱。

50. Mustard greens can't be drowned, scallions can't be killed by drought.

51. Fog in the morning kills rabbits at noon.

51. Fog in the morning kills rabbits at noon.

52. Mud radish， wipe a section to eat.

52. Mud radish, wipe a section to eat.

53. One autumn rain， one cold， ten autumn rain put on cotton.

53. One autumn rain, one cold, ten autumn rain put on cotton. This sentence appears to be a traditional Chinese proverb or a phrase used to describe the changing weather and clothing habits during autumn. Translated to English, it could be interpreted as: "During one autumn rain, it gets a bit chilly; after ten autumn rains, you should start wearing cotton clothes."

54. 七月半，糖梗两节半。

54. The seventh month's half, sugar canes at two and a half joints.

55. 剃头洗脚，强似吃药。

55. Shaving one's head and washing one's feet is stronger than taking medicine.

56. Diligence is like a mirror， practice hands and souls.

56. Diligence is like a mirror; it polishes hands and souls.

57. 练武不练功，老来一场空。

57. If you practice martial arts without practicing your skills, you will have nothing to show for it when you are old.

58. 老实不吃亏，调皮没便宜。

58. Honesty is not a loss, mischief brings no gain.

59. 桃饱杏伤人，梅李树下抬死人。

59. Peach makes people full, apricot makes people sick, and under plum and pear trees, the dead are carried.

60. As long as you are born well， you are not born early.

60. As long as you are born well, you are not born early.

61. 攒粪是攒粮，造林是造福。

61. Collecting manure is accumulating grain, and planting trees is benefiting the people.

62. 秋耕深，春耕浅，旱涝不用管。

62. Deep plowing in autumn, shallow plowing in spring, no need to worry about drought or flood.

63. It's never too old to learn. It's never too old to learn.

63. It's never too late to learn. It's never too late to learn.

64. Dry farmland to paddy field， three years a year.

64. Dry farmland converted to paddy field, done annually every three years.

65. 有福同享，有难同当。

65. Share happiness together and bear difficulties together.

66. Save one horse a day for ten years.

66. Save one horse a day for ten years.

67. 节约好比针挑土，浪费如同水推沙。

67. Saving is like picking soil with a needle, while waste is like pushing sand with water.

68. Sunrise carmine， no rain will breeze.

68. Dawn carmine, no rain will whisk by.

69. Although spring rain is small wet clothes， wine cups are small losers.

69. Although spring rain is small, it makes clothes wet; wine cups are small, but they are big losers.

70. 过了惊蛰节，犁地不用歇。

70. After the惊蛰 (Jingzhe) Festival, plowing the land does not require a rest.

71. If you don't practice martial arts， you're always free.

71. If you don't practice martial arts, you're always free.